Roland High School Cross Country had a great day at Wister on Monday!
Our girls team placed 2nd overall, with 6 of our 7 runners earning medals! Hunter Lowe also brought home a medal for the boys team.
Congratulations to all of our runners on a great meet! Way to represent, Rangers!
Our girls team placed 2nd overall, with 6 of our 7 runners earning medals! Hunter Lowe also brought home a medal for the boys team.
Congratulations to all of our runners on a great meet! Way to represent, Rangers!
Get ready as we Welcome You Home to Paradise for Homecoming 2026! 🌴
We have a fun week planned for our Rangers! Check out the graphics for all the details, and get ready to celebrate Homecoming Week, October 5–10! 🌺🏈
Please join us as we proudly welcome the newest members of the National Honor Society, Roland Chapter, at our 2026 Induction Ceremony!
The ceremony will be held Tuesday, October 6 at 6:30 PM in the Roland High School Commons.
We look forward to celebrating this special evening with our students, families, and community as we recognize these students for their scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
The ceremony will be held Tuesday, October 6 at 6:30 PM in the Roland High School Commons.
We look forward to celebrating this special evening with our students, families, and community as we recognize these students for their scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
Come kick it with us this Friday!
Join us for our Community Tailgate from 4–6 PM in the Band Parking Lot! Bring the family, grab some food, and enjoy all the fun before the Rangers take the field!
See you Friday, Ranger Nation!
Join us for our Community Tailgate from 4–6 PM in the Band Parking Lot! Bring the family, grab some food, and enjoy all the fun before the Rangers take the field!
See you Friday, Ranger Nation!
Congratulations to the 2026 Roland Athletic Hall of Fame inductees!
We are proud to recognize this special group of former Rangers and coaches and celebrate the impact they have made on Roland Athletics.
This year’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place this Friday, September 25, during halftime of our home football game vs. Victory Christian at Ranger Stadium.
We hope our Ranger community will join us as we honor these individuals and their place in Roland Athletics history. Congratulations to all of our 2026 inductees!
#RolandRangers #RangerPride #RolandAthletics #HallOfFame
We are proud to recognize this special group of former Rangers and coaches and celebrate the impact they have made on Roland Athletics.
This year’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place this Friday, September 25, during halftime of our home football game vs. Victory Christian at Ranger Stadium.
We hope our Ranger community will join us as we honor these individuals and their place in Roland Athletics history. Congratulations to all of our 2026 inductees!
#RolandRangers #RangerPride #RolandAthletics #HallOfFame
Roland High School Cheer is headed to OSSAA Regionals this Saturday, September 19, at Broken Arrow High School! The Rangers will take the floor at 1:54 PM. Come cheer them on as they compete for a spot at state!
Purchase tickets here: https://gofan.co/app/school/OSSAA
Good luck, ladies!
Our high school students have been busy exploring their options after graduation! Seniors recently had the opportunity to visit Carl Albert State College and Northeastern State University for college tours and career fairs.
We love giving our students opportunities to see what’s out there and start thinking about what comes next!
We love giving our students opportunities to see what’s out there and start thinking about what comes next!
Our Roland Elementary Cross Country team traveled to Tahlequah for their first meet of the season! All of our runners did a great job, and we’re excited to recognize the following medalists:
Third Grade Boys
Jax Rucker – 5th Place
Drake Fuller – 8th Place
Fourth Grade Girls
Korbyn Daniel – 2nd Place
Great job, Rangers!
Third Grade Boys
Jax Rucker – 5th Place
Drake Fuller – 8th Place
Fourth Grade Girls
Korbyn Daniel – 2nd Place
Great job, Rangers!
Coach Webb’s Outdoor Education class took learning outside the classroom! Students explored our campus while completing a leaf research project, identifying and learning about the different types of trees found right here at Roland Public Schools.
It was a great opportunity for students to get outdoors and put what they’re learning into action!
It was a great opportunity for students to get outdoors and put what they’re learning into action!
Ranger Cross Country
Our Middle School and High School Cross Country teams competed at the Camp Gruber Meet on Friday, September 11.
The High School Girls finished 11th overall as a team!
Great job to all of our runners who competed and represented Roland!
Our Middle School and High School Cross Country teams competed at the Camp Gruber Meet on Friday, September 11.
The High School Girls finished 11th overall as a team!
Great job to all of our runners who competed and represented Roland!
Today is National IT Professionals Day!
A big thank you to our Roland Public Schools IT team for keeping us connected and our technology running. We appreciate all you do for our students and staff! #RangerNation
A big thank you to our Roland Public Schools IT team for keeping us connected and our technology running. We appreciate all you do for our students and staff! #RangerNation
Read an Accurate Ag Book Week
Roland FFA students spent time with our kindergarten through 5th grade students last week for Read an Accurate Ag Book Week! Students enjoyed agriculture-themed books along with fun, hands-on activities led by our FFA members.
Roland FFA students spent time with our kindergarten through 5th grade students last week for Read an Accurate Ag Book Week! Students enjoyed agriculture-themed books along with fun, hands-on activities led by our FFA members.
Roland High School has several diplomas, transcripts, plaques, and other items from graduating classes 2005–2026 that are still waiting to be picked up!
Please check the list below to see if your name or someone you know is listed. We would appreciate your help sharing this post and getting the word out to our former Rangers!
View the full list here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_aJ_GG9imWQxJCPxCtgUGjDk6IiCWDHPEhT-4XGrbms/edit?usp=sharing
Items can be picked up at the Roland High School office during regular school hours.
Please check the list below to see if your name or someone you know is listed. We would appreciate your help sharing this post and getting the word out to our former Rangers!
View the full list here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_aJ_GG9imWQxJCPxCtgUGjDk6IiCWDHPEhT-4XGrbms/edit?usp=sharing
Items can be picked up at the Roland High School office during regular school hours.
REACH Enrollment is NOW OPEN!
Enrollment for the Roland Public Schools 21st Century REACH Program is officially open!
REACH provides before and after school care Monday through Friday for students in Pre-K 4 through 8th grade.
Before School: 6:30 AM–7:30 AM
Students will go to breakfast at 7:30 AM.
After School: 3:15 PM–5:30 PM
Parents/guardians must complete the enrollment Google Form before their child can participate.
Have more than one child enrolling? Please complete a separate Google Form for each child.
https://forms.gle/6rd3Eyro9c6Lm2kT7
We’re excited to get REACH started and look forward to a great year with our students!
Enrollment for the Roland Public Schools 21st Century REACH Program is officially open!
REACH provides before and after school care Monday through Friday for students in Pre-K 4 through 8th grade.
Before School: 6:30 AM–7:30 AM
Students will go to breakfast at 7:30 AM.
After School: 3:15 PM–5:30 PM
Parents/guardians must complete the enrollment Google Form before their child can participate.
Have more than one child enrolling? Please complete a separate Google Form for each child.
https://forms.gle/6rd3Eyro9c6Lm2kT7
We’re excited to get REACH started and look forward to a great year with our students!
Ranger fans, we have a new ticket option!
Roland Public Schools is teaming up with Hudl Fan to give you the option to purchase your football and basketball tickets before you get to the game!
HOW TO PRE-PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS:
1. Download the Hudl Fan app on your phone.
2.Search for Roland High School.
3.Be sure to favorite Roland High School for quick and easy access in the future!
4.Click the Tickets tab.
5.Select the game you’re attending and purchase your tickets.
6.Your tickets will be emailed directly to you and can be scanned from your phone at the gate.
We will still accept credit/debit cards and cash at the gate.
We’re excited to offer another easy way for our Ranger fans to get into the game and cheer on our students!
Go Rangers!
Roland Public Schools is teaming up with Hudl Fan to give you the option to purchase your football and basketball tickets before you get to the game!
HOW TO PRE-PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS:
1. Download the Hudl Fan app on your phone.
2.Search for Roland High School.
3.Be sure to favorite Roland High School for quick and easy access in the future!
4.Click the Tickets tab.
5.Select the game you’re attending and purchase your tickets.
6.Your tickets will be emailed directly to you and can be scanned from your phone at the gate.
We will still accept credit/debit cards and cash at the gate.
We’re excited to offer another easy way for our Ranger fans to get into the game and cheer on our students!
Go Rangers!
📸 School Picture Day is tomorrow!
Roland Public Schools students in PK through 11th grade will take school pictures on Tuesday, September 1.
Come ready and don’t forget to smile!
OSSAA Wants to Hear From You!
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) is developing its next five-year strategic plan, and they are asking for input from families, staff, coaches, officials, and community members across Oklahoma.
Roland Public Schools encourages our Ranger families and community members to take a few minutes to complete the OSSAA Strategic Planning Stakeholder Survey. Your feedback will help shape future goals and priorities for Oklahoma secondary school activities.
🔗 Take the survey here:
https://qualtrics.ou.edu/jfe/form/SV_cNM1e7URWYhdJIy
📅 Survey closes September 7, 2026.
Thank you for taking the time to share your voice and help shape the future of student activities in Oklahoma!
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) is developing its next five-year strategic plan, and they are asking for input from families, staff, coaches, officials, and community members across Oklahoma.
Roland Public Schools encourages our Ranger families and community members to take a few minutes to complete the OSSAA Strategic Planning Stakeholder Survey. Your feedback will help shape future goals and priorities for Oklahoma secondary school activities.
🔗 Take the survey here:
https://qualtrics.ou.edu/jfe/form/SV_cNM1e7URWYhdJIy
📅 Survey closes September 7, 2026.
Thank you for taking the time to share your voice and help shape the future of student activities in Oklahoma!
Roland High School Athletic Hall of Fame Nominations Are Open!
Roland High School is now accepting nominations for our 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame Class!
This year, we are especially looking for nominations of former Roland athletes from 1973–1976. These Rangers are an important part of our athletic history, and we want to make sure those who made a lasting impact are recognized and celebrated.
If you know a former Roland athlete from 1973, 1974, 1975, or 1976 who deserves this honor, we want to hear from you!
📅 Nomination Deadline: September 4, 2026
🏈 Hall of Fame Recognition:
This year’s recipients will be honored during our Alumni & Honor Night on Friday, September 25, during the Roland Rangers football game against Victory Christian.
👉 Submit a nomination here:
https://forms.gle/4BVXAdXQJ1SDNuL86
Help us spread the word! Share this post with former Rangers, teammates, classmates, coaches, and families from 1973–1976 so we can recognize those who helped build the tradition of Roland Ranger athletics.
Once a Ranger, Always a Ranger!
Roland High School is now accepting nominations for our 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame Class!
This year, we are especially looking for nominations of former Roland athletes from 1973–1976. These Rangers are an important part of our athletic history, and we want to make sure those who made a lasting impact are recognized and celebrated.
If you know a former Roland athlete from 1973, 1974, 1975, or 1976 who deserves this honor, we want to hear from you!
📅 Nomination Deadline: September 4, 2026
🏈 Hall of Fame Recognition:
This year’s recipients will be honored during our Alumni & Honor Night on Friday, September 25, during the Roland Rangers football game against Victory Christian.
👉 Submit a nomination here:
https://forms.gle/4BVXAdXQJ1SDNuL86
Help us spread the word! Share this post with former Rangers, teammates, classmates, coaches, and families from 1973–1976 so we can recognize those who helped build the tradition of Roland Ranger athletics.
Once a Ranger, Always a Ranger!
Roland Public Schools Awarded $225,000 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant
August 18, 2026
Roland Public Schools has been awarded a $225,000 21st Century Community Learning Center grant through the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE), as part of more than $3.2 million in new grants awarded to 13 organizations across Oklahoma.
The five-year grants will support high-quality out-of-school programs for students and families. With the addition of the 13 new recipients, OSDE now supports 50 grantees with more than $13 million in federal funding each year.
The 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) initiative provides academic enrichment and learning opportunities for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, with a focus on high-poverty communities and schools needing targeted support.
Programs operate before and after school, during the summer, and over holiday breaks. Across Oklahoma, 21st CCLC programs serve more than 16,000 students annually.
Students participating in these programs can receive additional support in reading, math, and tutoring, as well as enrichment opportunities including robotics, chess, debate, art, music, drama, science, college and career readiness, and health and fitness. Families also have access to literacy and educational services designed to strengthen connections between home and school.
Oklahoma currently has 50 organizations managing 57 grants across 92 locations statewide, continuing OSDE's efforts to expand safe, supportive, and academically focused out-of-school programming.
New 21st CCLC Grant Recipients
Atoka Public Schools — $299,992
Boys and Girls Club Red River Valley — $115,000
Checotah Public Schools — $247,000
Cottonwood Public Schools — $169,000
Macomb Public Schools — $232,000
Morris Public Schools — $300,000
Roland Public Schools — $225,000
Sand Springs Public Schools — $300,000
Shawnee Public Schools — $300,000
Stigler Public Schools — $299,785
Watts Public Schools — $196,000
Westville Public Schools — $251,689
Zion Public Schools — $271,597
Authorized under Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act, 21st CCLC provides annual awards through a competitive application process to both school districts and community-based organizations.
Roland Public Schools is excited about the opportunities this grant will provide for our students and families. Additional information about Roland's 21st Century Community Learning Center programming will be shared as it becomes available.
Source: Oklahoma State Department of Education
August 18, 2026
Roland Public Schools has been awarded a $225,000 21st Century Community Learning Center grant through the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE), as part of more than $3.2 million in new grants awarded to 13 organizations across Oklahoma.
The five-year grants will support high-quality out-of-school programs for students and families. With the addition of the 13 new recipients, OSDE now supports 50 grantees with more than $13 million in federal funding each year.
The 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) initiative provides academic enrichment and learning opportunities for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, with a focus on high-poverty communities and schools needing targeted support.
Programs operate before and after school, during the summer, and over holiday breaks. Across Oklahoma, 21st CCLC programs serve more than 16,000 students annually.
Students participating in these programs can receive additional support in reading, math, and tutoring, as well as enrichment opportunities including robotics, chess, debate, art, music, drama, science, college and career readiness, and health and fitness. Families also have access to literacy and educational services designed to strengthen connections between home and school.
Oklahoma currently has 50 organizations managing 57 grants across 92 locations statewide, continuing OSDE's efforts to expand safe, supportive, and academically focused out-of-school programming.
New 21st CCLC Grant Recipients
Atoka Public Schools — $299,992
Boys and Girls Club Red River Valley — $115,000
Checotah Public Schools — $247,000
Cottonwood Public Schools — $169,000
Macomb Public Schools — $232,000
Morris Public Schools — $300,000
Roland Public Schools — $225,000
Sand Springs Public Schools — $300,000
Shawnee Public Schools — $300,000
Stigler Public Schools — $299,785
Watts Public Schools — $196,000
Westville Public Schools — $251,689
Zion Public Schools — $271,597
Authorized under Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act, 21st CCLC provides annual awards through a competitive application process to both school districts and community-based organizations.
Roland Public Schools is excited about the opportunities this grant will provide for our students and families. Additional information about Roland's 21st Century Community Learning Center programming will be shared as it becomes available.
Source: Oklahoma State Department of Education
Some of our Middle School and High School students had a great time learning about FCCLA through a fun and interactive Minute to Win It game!
Students enjoyed an engaging learning experience while building teamwork, communication, and leadership skills.
Students enjoyed an engaging learning experience while building teamwork, communication, and leadership skills.
